"Climate and Man in the Southwest" is a paperback book authored by Terah Smiley, published in 1958 as part of the Contribution series by the University of Arizona's Program in Geochronology. The book delves into the subject areas of geochronology, natural history, and earth and life sciences in the context of the Southwest arid zone. The publication offers insights into the relationship between climate and human activity in this specific region, presenting a detailed analysis of the environmental factors that have shaped the history and development of the area. With a focus on the climate and its impact on the native peoples of the Southwest, this book provides valuable information for students and researchers interested in the region's natural history and cultural significance.